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Youssef Delara. Director: Foster Boy. Youssef Delara, a native of Los Angeles, began his education in the art of film at Loyola Marymount Film School where he focused on directing while pursuing additional coursework in photography at Art Center College of Art and Design.
- Visual Effects, Writer, Producer
- February 5, 1973
- Youssef Delara
Youssef Delara. Director: Foster Boy. Youssef Delara, a native of Los Angeles, began his education in the art of film at Loyola Marymount Film School where he focused on directing while pursuing additional coursework in photography at Art Center College of Art and Design. After college he applied his acute visual sense working as a Visual Effects Associate on the highly successful Paramount ...
- February 5, 1973
Producer / Director / Editor · A Los Angeles native and filmmaking veteran, Youssef Delara has produced, directed and edited both for television and film. He is a member of the Director’s Guild ...
- 500+
- June 1, 2022
- 2PG ENTERTAINMENT, INC.
Youssef Delara is known as an Director, Editor, Writer, Producer, Screenplay, and Visual Effects Coordinator. Some of his work includes Z Nation, The Bounce Back, Enter the Dangerous Mind, Filly Brown, Foster Boy, and ESL: English as a Second Language.
Pre-Production, Snap, SXSW Film Festival 2013, Victor Teran, Youssef Delara. Quickly after premiering Filly Brown at Sundance in 2012, filmmakers Youssef Delara and Victor Teran moved into production on their newest feature, Snap. As close collaborators for many years on other films, Delara and Teran teamed up again to co-direct and produce Snap.
Dec 6, 2017 · Youssef Delara started out in the film industry as a Visual Effects Associate on the highly successful Paramount Television series, “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine” where he moved up to Visual Effects Supervisor before going on to produce visual effects for “Star Trek: Voyager” as well as sequences for the popular “Star Trek” feature films “Generations” and “Insurrection.”
Mar 7, 2013 · Shades of Scorsese and Refn follow much of Victor Teran and Youssef Delara’s psychological thriller “Snap,” but the directors are able to adeptly insert their own demented to twists to make ...
